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and to evaluate the practical character. The DMBS and network
technical method are the very basic supporting techniques of
planning information process for digital urban planning. Some
other technical methods, especially forecasting analysis method
are used for information processing too.
4.3 Planning Information Expressing
Planning information expressing here means two aspects. While
one is the contents of planning results, and another one is the
expression of planning information. As you know, the planning
results of traditional urban planning are for physical and social
planning, and there are only two ways to express, such as
planning documents and planning maps. Whereas the planning
results of digital urban planning are not only for physical and
social, but also for technical and information. Ant the results
will be expressed in many different ways related to digital city
technology, such as digital planning document, digital planning
maps, planning information database, and three dimensional VR
models. It is not only technical intensive, but also very helpful
for planning implementation and management.
The techniques to support planning information expression
include digital document processing technology like word and
digital map producing. Besides that, the three dimensional
visualization techniques like VR will be widely used for
expressing digital urban planning results. And the planning
information database will be the new input of city spatial data
infrastructure supported by DBMS technology. Meanwhile, the
planning results will be released widely by means of network
based on web-GIS.
5. CONCLUSIONS
To sum up this research, four conclusions were worked out.
First one is that the digital urban planning is the future urban
planning along with the development of digital city. Second one
is that digital urban planning is a newly urban planning for
digital city supported by information infrastructure, spatial data
infrastructure, and urban planning and managing information
system of digital city. Third one is the content of digital urban
planning, which includes two aspects — physical and social
planning for realistic city, and technical and information
planning for digital city. Fourth one is the system of technical
methods for digital urban planning, which is consisted of three
categories, planning information acquisition technical method,
planning information process technical method, and planning
information expression technical method.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This research is part of our project (JC2001002) supported by
basal research grant (BRG) of Tsinghua University. Thanks for
all scholars involved in the project.